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Manitou MLT 630, MLT 634, MLT 731, MLT 735, MLT 741 2011 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a replacement hose for a Manitou telehandler only to find the fitting is 2 mm too small, you know the pain of working from a generic parts list. This Manitou MLT 630, MLT 634, MLT 731, MLT 735, MLT 741 2011 Parts Catalog eliminates that guesswork. It’s the exact same 1211-page document the factory technicians in Ancenis use – direct from Manitou’s own engineering files, not a third-party recompilation. You get exploded-view drawings with indexed part numbers, repair kit specifications, and the kind of detail that keeps your machine running on the job site rather than waiting for the wrong part to show up.

Brake Circuit Diagrams: Page 2 Breakdown

Flip to page 2 and you’ll find the handbrake assembly and brake circuit drawings. The OCR excerpt shows repair kit references (e.g., 6 BA 122, 6 BA 240, 6 BA 241) along with tube and hose fitting dimensions in millimeters. Need the repair kit for a 8 mm tube? It’s right there, with part numbers like 10 AA — and 10 BA 308. No flipping between sections – the diagram and the callout are on the same spread. If you’ve ever had a brake line fail because you used the wrong banjo bolt, you’ll appreciate having the factory drawing in front of you.

1211 Pages of OEM Parts Breakdown

That page count isn’t padding. This catalog covers every subsystem: engine mounts, transmission, hydraulic cylinders, cab components, electrical harnesses, and the entire driveline. Each section has its own index (CPC_547971, 2AA170, 3AA247, etc.) and separate PDF bookmarks for navigation. When you search for a part on a MLT 731 Turbo or a MLT 741 120 LSU, the exploded view shows the exact orientation of washers, the order of seals, and the torque sequence for fasteners – not just a vague line drawing. I’ve seen aftermarket catalogs that list a single part number for an entire cylinder assembly, but this one breaks it down to every o-ring and snap ring.

Which Models Are Covered?

Before you click, confirm your machine. This catalog covers the following telehandler models (all Series C, E2, or Series 3, as noted in the first page):

• MLT 630 Turbo Série C – E2
• MLT 634 Turbo LSU Série C – E2 / 120 LSU / 120 LSU PS
• MLT 731 Turbo Série C – E2 / Turbo LSU
• MLT 735 120 LSU Série 3 – E2 / 120 LSU PS
• MLT 741 120 LSU Série 3 – E2 / 120 LSU PS
• MLT 742 Turbo Série 3 – E2
• MLT 1035 L Turbo LSU Série 3 – E2

If your serial number falls within the production range from 06/2007 to 03/2011 (the publication dates on the cover), this is the right catalog. For earlier or later machines, check the related manuals below.

Hydraulic System Parts: Real-World Use

I’ve had a MLT 634 come into the shop with a leaking lift cylinder. The aftermarket cross-reference said “use 4AA608 kit.” That kit didn’t include the backup ring. The OEM catalog shows the full stack: seal, wiper, backup ring, and the metal retainer – each with its own part number. That’s the difference between a job that takes an hour and one that takes half a day while you hunt for a missing o-ring. The same level of detail applies to the steering cylinder, hydraulic pump, and quick-attach system. If you’re doing a hydraulic overhaul on a MLT 735, this catalog saves you at least one return trip to the dealer.

Source Authenticity: Factory French Print vs Aftermarket Copies

This is a direct scan of Manitou’s own CATALOGUE PIECES (their words, not mine). The original file name – Manitou_MLT_630-MLT_634-MLT_731-MLT_735-MLT_741_2011_Parts_Catalog_fr-de-es-en-23814006074.pdf – tells you it’s a four-language edition (French, German, Spanish, English). Every part number starts with a prefix like 10AA, 10BA, 11AA, which correspond to physical paper pages in the French release. Aftermarket sellers sometimes renumber these or combine multiple years into one file, which breaks the index. This one preserves the original pagination. Want to cross-check a part number against a dealer? You can give them the OEM number from this catalog and they’ll confirm it.

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FAQ – Two Questions We Get Often

Does this catalog include torque specs for fasteners?

No, it’s a parts catalog, not a repair manual. You get part numbers, quantities, and exploded views. For torque values, you need the corresponding service manual.

How does this help me if I’m replacing a hydraulic hose on an MLT 741?

Open the brake circuit section (or the appropriate hydraulic section using the PDF bookmarks). You’ll see the exact factory drawing of the hose routing, the fitting types (metric 8 mm banjo, for example), and the repair kit number if the hose comes as a pre-assembled unit. That means you can either source the raw hose and fittings if you’re crimping your own, or order the factory assembly with confidence that it will bolt on without mods. The drawing also shows the protective sleeves and clamps – little things a generic diagram often leaves out. I’ve used this catalog to identify a 10 mm banjo bolt that was listed as 10 AA 644, ordered it blind, and it fit perfectly. That’s the kind of time-saver that keeps a machine earning rather than sitting.

Related Manuals

• Manitou MLT Series Parts Catalog 2010
• Manitou MLT 630, MLT 634, MLT 731, MLT 735, MLT 741 2007 Parts Catalog
• Manitou MLT 735, MLT 741, MLT 742 Parts Catalog – 1255 Pages OEM

Don’t waste shop time or machine downtime chasing parts that don’t fit. Access the Factory Manual now. It’s a PDF, searchable, printable – put it on a tablet in the cab or print the page you need for the bench. Your inventory manager will thank you when every part number matches.